What did you do to your Sedan today?
DIY Cheapskate/Mod
Joined: Oct 2015
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From: Richmond Hill, ON
My negative battery terminal is stretched too. to the point that its come off after driving over really bad roads a few times... I got these lead shims for 3 about dollars the other day, but I've been contemplating just replacing the cable ...I wonder if this is a common issue with these cars.
Looks like you did a nice job with the vinyl diffuser. Turned out great, but the back-up camera looks odd and is covering up your license plate. 
I'm curious to know what you think of the Zmotering under-tray. How's the fitment? Does it seem solid? How's the placement of the "oil filter door" and will the oil changes be easier with the door? Etc... Inquiring minds want to know...
I'm curious to know what you think of the Zmotering under-tray. How's the fitment? Does it seem solid? How's the placement of the "oil filter door" and will the oil changes be easier with the door? Etc... Inquiring minds want to know...
Initial impression was the opening was too close to the oil bolt, however, it worked out. Only after it drained completely did it slightly drip on the tray.
dude I hear you. I have a stack of parts and a list of work I'm dying to do on my G when it warms up...I feel like I've gotten soft over the years though. I used to be out under the car with my thermals and coveralls on when it was minus 5 out but now all of a sudden I have "standards"
After exhausting research and browsing I finally picked my first set of wheels & tires for my g37x sedan, continental extreme contact dw 255/45r18, 285/40r18
Went with
TSW BATHURST 18x9.0 +30 and 18x9.5 +39 GLOSS GUNMETAL, will post pics once I get them installed next week.
Went with
TSW BATHURST 18x9.0 +30 and 18x9.5 +39 GLOSS GUNMETAL, will post pics once I get them installed next week.
Car is debadged, I've got the new emblem, and I've created a working, repeatable template for placement. All I need now are some 70* temps.
Finally had time for a wash after installing the front splash guards.(while playing with my 1 year old. Remind me never to let him sit in the water while wearing a diaper!) Been riding around with only the rears for months now. I liked the old school hotrod look but the wider front wheels necessitated the install. Hung a tire rack in the garage for the duckfeet this morning as well. Time for a 🍺!
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Los Angeles
Did something a little different than most. Needed new tires, so I opted to change my wheels as well. 18x8 coupe OEM wheels with 245/45/18 Michelin PSS all around. Wanted a square setup to be able to rotate all 4 tires. Also finally gave her a wash after months. I think she looks pretty good.
Only for specific sizes. Check their website. They're not making the PS4S in all the same sizes as the PSS, so for those sizes not in PS4S, they're still making the PSS. When I called Michelin this is what I was told. The 245/45/18 I just put on are a non-PS4S size, so they should still be making the PSS version of them.
Only for specific sizes. Check their website. They're not making the PS4S in all the same sizes as the PSS, so for those sizes not in PS4S, they're still making the PSS. When I called Michelin this is what I was told. The 245/45/18 I just put on are a non-PS4S size, so they should still be making the PSS version of them.
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Joined: Mar 2017
Posts: 275
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From: Seatown
This 7xS sedan got knighted! 
Okay, only OEM midnighted...it's the first body mod done to this Graphite Shadow. I've an OEM front spoiler lip, Z RSB, and coilover's on the way. Combined with wheels/tires I've spent enough money in 1 month!
Okay, only OEM midnighted...it's the first body mod done to this Graphite Shadow. I've an OEM front spoiler lip, Z RSB, and coilover's on the way. Combined with wheels/tires I've spent enough money in 1 month!
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Joined: Jul 2016
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Did something a little different than most. Needed new tires, so I opted to change my wheels as well. 18x8 coupe OEM wheels with 245/45/18 Michelin PSS all around. Wanted a square setup to be able to rotate all 4 tires. Also finally gave her a wash after months. I think she looks pretty good.